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The evening world., 1887-10-19
FIGS N THISTLES.

A planter named Green, of Haywood, N. c.,
has raised a squash which weighs 14a pounds. 1t
will be sent to Mrs. Cleveland at Washington.
There are only four inhabitants of Crystal City,
Col, according to the Canon City Record, but the
town supports a lively weekly newspaper and o
good hotel.
The hunters of Corpus Christi, Tex. nave alone
shipped more than Is, 900 birds of brilliant plu-
mage to New York this season to adorn the hats Of
Northern bellies.
FLETCHER Wright, of Webster County, Ca, car
lies In his head a musRet ball that lodged there
during one OF the battles OF the war, more than
twenty years ago.
Marion Yates, a wealthy farmer and sawmill
owner, of Grayson, KY, died recently of typhoid
fever. Two weeks after the funeral the widow
consoled herself with a new husband.
Things are booming down in Georgia. The
Athens Bonner says that Major Campbell Wallace
bought stock in the Elyton Land Company at IS
cents q share a few years ago and can now sell 1t
for 81, 900 a share.
d. c. McKissick, of Wallace, Ore, saw a large
trout in a stream he was about to cross. Picking
up Il club on the bank he waded In, drove the trout
into shallow water and killed 1t with a well-aimed
blow on the head. The trout weighed nearly seven
pounds.
A very brilliant star has appeared in the Western
sky In Colorado and is puzZling the local astrono-
mers. AS seen from Denver II appears to hang d.
rectly over Mount Evans and ia of unusual splendor.
Some people think 1t is the much-talked-of Star Of
Bethlehem.
Chicago has q band Of a dozen infant highway
men, led by James Morrison, the bandit chief.
He is only ten years old, and the other memberE OF
the gang are still younger. Their latest exploit
was to pound a fruit peddler into insensibility and
make way with his cart.
One OF the best known dog kennels in the coun-
try is owned by Policeman G. II. s. Huneker, OF
Philadelphia. All of the dogs have good pedi-
grees and some of them are valued as high as 81, 800.
1t takes fifty loayes of bread and twenty pounds OF
meat a week to feed them.
The largest and most nourishing church society
among the colored people OF the United states IL
that OF the Second Baptist Church In Richmond,
Va. 1t Ia presided over by the Rev. Mr.. Jasper,
whose sermon on - The Sun Do Move made him
famous, and numbers / 500 persons.
John f.. Betz, jr. son OF the millionaire brewer
Of Philadelphia, and George W.. Plowman archi-
tect and builder of the New Grand opera-House in
the Quaker CITY, which the elder Betz Is erecting,
have been spending several days In New YORK with
a view OF deciding who should do the interior
decorating OF the new place Of amusement They
have at last determined upon giving the contract
to Day, who made gorgeous the interior Of inc
Casino.
The evening world., 1887-10-19
GLADSTONE AT NOTTINGHAM.

G~LADsrosE's ringing speech at Noting
ham clears the murky political atmosphere
IA England like q fash of lightning and WV
idly defines the issue between Coercion and
Home Rule,
The champion Of Justice to Ireland has
nothing 70 recant. He stands steadfast on
The impregnable platform of human rights.
He sill remembers Mitchellstown," and
Nil continue to remember that blood stained
instance Of Tory tyranny until the system
The evening world., 1887-10-19
FROM THE WRIRL OF POLITICS.

Ex-Mayor Edward Cooper is aging. His
short beard Is now almost white.
Ex-Assemblyman Thomas Maher, of the
Second Assembly District, feels confident of
receiving the Labor nomination for Alder
man.
Gen. Spinola and his warriors are very
much exercised over the rumors that Tam
many Hall is to lose the Senatorial nomina-
ton in the Ninth District.
The members of the Republican State Com
mittee allow Henry George ITO, 900 votes in
the State and the Prohibitionists 80, 900.
The Democratic State Committeeman think
that Georges vote will be under 70, 900 in the
State. and prophesy that the Prohibitionists
will poll 90, 900.
Warden Thomas P. Walsh said to an EVEN
ING WORLD reporter: IF Civil Justice
Charles M. Clancy is renominated as the
union candidate, l will not support him."
Police Justice Henry Murray, the County
District. vows he will not support Senator
George W. Plunkitt, even if the latter does
receive the united Democratic denomination.
Official political programme for tomorrow
evening Irving Hall County Convention,
Tammany Hall and Republican Civil Judi
ocratic County and Judiciary ticket.
James Oliver makes the following an
nouneement " If my brother Frank is nom-
mated and elected Civil Justice in the
Seventh Judicial District, / will get out of
politics for good"
The Tammang Hall and County Democracy
leaders III the Twenty second Assembly Dis
trict unite i'll saying that the Progressive
Labor party has a stronger following in that
borough than the United Labor or Henry
George party.
Congressman Timothy j. Campbell says he
will oppose any candidate for Civil Justice
in the Fifth District who secures the prize
through the influence of Juror COMMISSIONS
Charles Reilly. Campbell insists that Reilly
was treacherous to him in his last Congress
sional race.
The friends of William j. Boyhan say that
he Will get the Labor nomination for senator
In the Ninth District, Notwithstanding the
orders that have been issued against his can
dldacy. Boyhan is a clerk in the City Court,
and under the rules of the Labor party this
bars him out.
The friends of City Court Judge Stephen
Burdett Hyatt feel confident of his renomi-
nation by the Republicans. Among others
mentioned for the City Court by the Repub-
hcan leaders are Judge Ernest Hall, Gran
vile p. Halves, James W. Halves and William
IL. Townley.
Republican candidates for nominations
John Simpson for Coroner; George w. Lyon
for District Attorney; John F. Plummer for
Comptroller; John O.. O'Connor, who voted
against the Jake Sharp steal, for President of
the Board of Aldermen; Horace Russell for
Judge of General Sessions; Surrogate Rollins
for Supreme Court. John j. O'Brien is in
slstlng uponthe nomination of Judge Charles
Donohue.
The evening world., 1887-10-19
TWO LAHT HOPES.

JAcos 6HARP's very latest 4" last hope" for
Keeping out Of Sing Sing is to get his case
carried TO the Supreme Court of the United
States.
Great is the power Of money and wonder
ful are the cobwebs aud l~oopholes of the
law. SHARP could not cheat Justice alto
nethcr, but he has stayed her hand.
The last hope Of the untried partners and
participants in the Broadway bribery and
Doodle 10 In electing a District-Attorney who
viii not push their prosecution.
Money may save SHARP. Only the votes Of
The people Of New York can save the rest of
The gang.
Shall NrcoLL be knitted?
The evening world., 1887-10-19

The EVENING WORLD was first on the street
with its report of the great ball game in Bos-
ton yesterday. There was a second, but it
was forty-two minutes behind. The game
began Mt 2 and was finished at 4 O'Clock. At
4.26 The WORLD Extras were selling on the
street in front of other newspaper Offices,
whose extras did not appear until sos. AT
g. 10 another WORLD Extra appeared contain
ing n record of every sporting event in the
country for the day.
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Labor Chips.

The Conlnmaker's Union has a delegate in the
Central Labor Union.
Members OF Bricklayers' Union, No 81, having
taken the places OF those Of No, !, who struck on
me Merritt buildings, In West Seventy-third street,
there Is talk OF boycotting No. 81.
Meetings TO aid the condemned Chicago Anarch-
Court will. be held by the Central Labor Union to-
morrow night at Cooper Union and al Suffers IIar-
lem River Casino. -
Only two stone-cutters are working on the towers
OF the Catholic Cathedral, and President Rock, OF
the Stonecutter's Union, says none of the union
terial are employed,
The evening world., 1887-10-19
THOU, TOO, GRADY !

We are disappointed in Brother GRADY,
editor of the Atlanta Constitution, and silver.
tongued orator.
How could he, a Democrat, a SoutherneI
pnd a journalist, introduce President CLEvE,
BAND TO the Georgians as " the greatest ruler
on this earth ?"
Bfr. CLEVELAND is not a ruler. He is q
servant Of the people. There are no rulers
In this country. The people govern. Mr..
Gladly should have left this ~sycophantic
hdulation to Gen. Villas.
The evening world., 1887-10-19

Henry E.. Dixey had a hearty reception in
''Adonis" " at Philadelphia on Monday night.
Miss Julia Marlowe will make her debut at the
Bijou Opera-House as Parthenia in : Ingomar"
tomorrow afternoon.
Messrs. Miles and Barton will take Leonard
Growers - Lost in New York " from the Brooklyn
Opera House on the road after this week.
Mckee Rankin's friends think that his produc-
ton of Macbeth ~ on Nov. rs at the Brooklyn
Theatre, coming, as II does, on the heels of Mr..
Childs's fountain presentation at Stratford-on-
Avon, ought 10 be a great success.
The evening world., 1887-10-19
BRIDES IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
OCTOBER A BUSY MONTH FOR NCTEwOR.
THY NEW YORK WEDDINGS.
The sun Did Not shine To-day, but These
Brides Will be Happy Just the same
-Four Weddings In the City and Two in
the Country-Rcception and Ball mt Ir-
yington-Social Matters of Interest,".

HE mum Der of we'd
dings set down for
to-day and the near
future seems TO keep
pretty well up to
yesterdays high rec
ord. This seems to be
a favorite time of the
year for city wed
dings.
Mr.. William N. Jack
son and Miss Caroline
Seixas were married
at 5 o'clock on Monday
aftern ut the
Church of the Re-
deemer. The Rev. s.
frannrp I;ray aguipt
The evening world., 1887-10-19

Is it possible that the Democratic leaders,
of either wing, will commit an act of such
monumental folly AS to nominate for District
Attorney an assistant of Mr.. MARITIME who
declined to take any part in the Doodle pros
e%cutions ? ]" When the blind lead the blind
both fall into the pit"
The evening world., 1887-10-19
VISITORS TO THE METROPOLIS.

Stopping at the Murray Hill is Col. A. @.
Chase, of Syracuse.
Ex-Adjutant-G Gen. Frederick Townsend, Of
Albany, il at the Windsor.
Major II. G. Hill, U. s. A., stationed in
Utah, is at the Brunswick.
Ex-United States Minister to England Gen.
Robert @. Schenck is at the Brevoort.
James b. Swallwood, of Maryland, is
among the guests at the Coleman House.
Boston's pride, $4,000" Mike J. Kelly,
of baseball fame, is registered at the Grand
Central.
The American Knight, Sir Geo. NJ. Pull
man, of Chicago, abides at the Victoria Hotel
for u time.
State Superintendent Of Public instruction
A. 3. Draper, of Albany, is at the Gilsey
House with his wife.
Sheridan Shook has left his country home
at Red Hook and taken up his winter resi-
dence at the Morton House as usual.
Capt. ]. M. T. Young, Of the Marine Corps
and the United States Naval Academy ut
Annapolis, is a guest at the Sturtevant.
The Democratic champion of high tariff,
Congressman and ex-Speaker Samuel j. Ran
dali, of Pennsylvania, is at the New York
Hotel.
Ex-President and ex-Receiver of the Erie
Railway Hugh j. Jewett, now u Maryland
farmer, is in the city and makes his home at
the Windsor.
Supreme Court Justice Joseph Potter, of
Whitehall, who granted Jacob Sharp the first
reprieve in the execution of his sentence
of imprisonment, is at the Park Avenue Ho-
tel.
Among the guests at the Hoffman House
are Sir James Horne, of Scotland; II. G.
Silsby, the steam fire-engine manufacturer,
Of Seneca Falls, and Wiokham Hoffman. of
Paris.
Bishop Huntington, of the Central New
York diocasa nf tho prptastapt Epiecnpol
Church and father of the Rev. Father Hunt
ington, of this city, is stopping at the Park
Avenue Hotel.
The Brunswick shelters, among others,
Arthur Mills, Of Boston j. A.. Manning, of
and Mrs. Reginald W. Rives, of New Ham
burg the Duke of Alba and the Count
VillagonZala.
The evening world., 1887-10-19

1t is painful to observe how those eminent
public benefactors, Messrs. GOULD and SAGE,
continue to be unappreciated. The charge
is actually made that they are guilty of a
breach of trust. involving Sc, OOO, 900, in the
matter Of the Kansas Pacific Railway hocus-
DOcus,
The evening world., 1887-10-19

John swinton's nomination for Senator in the
Seventeenth District ticEles the Progressive Labor
leaders immensely. 1t was a genuine surprise all
around.
Editor S%hcvitch, William Penn Rogers, and other
chiefs of the PrOgressiyes, assert that the organ.
lied labor element of both labor parties will ioin
In the effort 10 elect MIR. Swinton, and the district
being the stronghold OF the Socialists his success.
they think, is assured.
The evening world., 1887-10-19
To Open the "Carr-Tnnn Cnmpnipn.

United Labor party leaders In the Fourteenth
Assembly District say they will open the ''cart-
tail" campaign on Saturday night, when Henry
George and Others will speak from the :" tails u
of trucks 1T the corner OF Avenue A and Twelfth
street.
The evening world., 1887-10-19
TO SELECT A UNION TICKET.
NEGOTlATORS TO BE APPOINTED BY THE
COUNTY DEMOCRACY TONIGHT.
The Prospects of Harmony with Tammany
Hall Depend II Great Deal on Mr..
Nicoil's Nomination. Belief TINT lie
Would Add strength to my Ticket-Ie-
publicans studying Public Sentiment. FOL-

HE Conference Com
mittees of Tammany
Hall and the County
Democracy will prob
ably begin tomorrow
their negotiations for
harmony and unity on
a County and Judiciary
ticket. The Tammany
Hall Committee was
appointed some days
ago and is ready for
business. The County
Democracy's County
Convention will meet
this evening in the
large hall of Cooper
Institute, and, after Sc
The evening world., 1887-10-19
tFrom Figaro

Prom Figaro,
ais George Delmare one of your relations? You
have the same name"
- Yes, he Is a distant relative"
"HOw so?"
Well, you see, he IL the youngest OF the FAM
lily of nine children Of whom | am the eldest.u
The evening world., 1887-10-19
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The evening world., 1887-10-19

The old Roman Coliseum is likely to re-
sound again to the roar of the lions. Buffalo
William and Red Shirt propose to make a
stand there on their Continental circuit.
The evening world., 1887-10-19

The Republicans, like Brer Fox, are LYNN
low" They are waiting until the Democratic
Brer Rabbits get their paws stuck in the tar
of bad nominations.
The evening world., 1887-10-19

Let the Mayors steel pen be reinforced by
II few prosecutions of the greedy street-rip-
pers.
The evening world., 1887-10-19

From Judged
How did you get your clothes ali wet, my little
boy ~ asked the minister.
Fen into the water, SIR, ~ replied little Johnny.
$50 you were hshing ON the Lords day, en- %
mo, sir; / was on my way " church,
The evening world., 1887-10-19

What a Canadian Boodler emigrating tc
this country? Goals to Newcastle. Boodler,
to Boodledom.
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OVER 100000 A DAYI
OVER TWO MILLION COPIES A WEEK.
$1,000 Copies.

We, whose signatures are appended, certify to
me correctness OF the above statemen
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n~ss managar j. ANGUS SHAW. Cashier; j. y. SMITH,
Hrenuan press-Romn; CHAhLns K. STEWART. Acting
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5fDWAnD II. RANKIN. Auditor. who, being personally
\ knoun 70 me, did append their signatures TO tho state
mept above made and depose and swear that II Is true
New York, Oct, IL, 1887.
WuLiAn I. SHIMER, Commissioner Of Deeds,
City and County Of New York.
The evening world., 1887-10-19

VI When will the Government sickle get to
work ON the weeds in Castle Garden?
The evening world., 1887-10-19

that rendered it possible is reformed root
and branch.
The Axe Of Hawarden is swinging again.
The evening world., 1887-10-19
,rHF
|HpemtmB WnrId.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10.

4 sUBsCRIPTIoN (~Inci"dino Postaoe).
pPER MONTE, SOC; PER YEAR, $3.50.
The evening world., 1887-10-19

Among the guests at the Hoffman House
are Sir James Horne, of Scotland; II. G.
Silsby, the steam fre-engine manufacturer,
Of Seneca Falls, and Wickham Hoffman, of
The evening world., 1887-10-19
NEWS FROM THE THEATRES.
z-gn -- ze-
THE LATEST SPECTACULAR PIECE BROUGHT
~, OUT AT THE BIJOU. W c..
Fine Scenery and Troops Of Pretty Girls, but
no Dramatic Interest in "Ceurad tho
Corsair "-Dixey Contemplating Another
Trip to Ensland-Frank Carlyle 10 Play
In "Rudolph 1.-THE A~cademy's Fate.

HE TITLE Of Conrad
the Corsair," which
was given to the piece
produced at the Bijou
Opera-house last night,
may sound nice, but
Jack the Giant
Killer" or Beauty
and the Beast" would
have been equally ap-
%propriate. There is
nothing whatever of
any dramatic interest
in Mr.. Rice's latest
production. It is like
ibis "~Evangeline,"
I" Circus in Town.
The evening world., 1887-10-19

Supreme Court Justice Joseph Potter, of
Whitehall, who granted Jacob Sharp the first
reprieve in the execution of his sentence
of imprisonment, is at the Park Avenue Ho-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28
ZARZqD WZARUSA
Cd REDAKCYI.

Kto by pragnat posfac VIA
,usowi korespondencya, ME
chat ia napisze jaknsjwyraz-
niej, ably i mniej wprawny
zecer zdofa} ia ustawic.
Majstromi cd Warasa te-
raz admlnistracya drukarn'
i gazety lyle zabiera czasu,
il ma}o kiedy p~ozostaje mu
pare chwil do przepisywanla
korespondencyj.
I'm wiecej jest korespon-
dencya nieczytelna, tenn bar
dniej narazona ma zar2ucenie,
chodby i pod wzgledem tresci
i styfu byfa jaknajlepsza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28
wsdzi6, temu przez wdsiecs-
nose poseialibysmy Wiarusa prses
caty rok bespfatnie.
Sf0wkO do abOnent6w.
kt6rzy OciagajR sic z Ia.
plata IA WiaruSa.

Zdden mteres - gazel0 jest
mteresem tax sanao jak bank
Mb sktad kuplech1i, ME moze 4
stniec, je5eH ME utrzym1e po-
rzqd1u ~ s,cych h'siqzh'ach, jeze-
Il ME dopi7nyie, By hostumerzy
"a odebrany towm toh5e zaptac2-
Il. Ma ten eel domy kupiec1a'e
u pe,cmych czosoch-mlesleczme,
poohocznie b roczmle-Wyseto]q
rachmh5, o6y przyponmlec 3D.
6iorcom, ze jeszcze malQ cos do
megulouunia.
Ze strong gazety, rozpovsze-
cAniong po catych Stanach lied
noczonych, q htorej w%lasc1clele
ME mogq znoc hozdego poszcze-
go5lnego od6iorcy oso6lscle, ma
uyse2anie rachmkow jeszcze 4
ten eel, a6y sic zapewn1c, czy a.
69nent j~eszcze zWe, 4 czy jeszcze
u tenn samem zamueszhWe nalej-
scu, al6o cy tez mm Mdzle pod
lego nazu4sh1;em dalej hzymajq
gazette, ME chcqc 20 nlq ptacc.
PoseMnle mchunkow do o.
SOB saleggjqcych z zqptatq ME
jest 5ynajmniej do1codem meza-
atlanta. Jest to czysty obowlqzsk
gazety taxi wo6ec samej sle6!e
jaho te5 wzgledem hozdego 3D.
biorcY, Mory Srod naraM CO.
dziennej piracy zwl6M zaptate a
~ koncu zapomnlaf. Rze:s oczy-
wista, IL tak7m abonentone, kto-
rig z go5ry zaptacq, wcale rachun-
hu me po$lemy. zakae optacemle
abonamentu z CORY jest nqjlepszq
drogq 4 tahach abonemtow ucazn-
my "a suoi;ch nqjlepszych przy1a-
ciioot-za seyolch do6rodzlejow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW g..

MSZ cZYll ch11lcn-0nySe
lata}y W niedziele gestemi rojami
pc ulicach miasta Winony. Mierza
one mniej wiecej dsma cze$t Gala
d}ugoscl, maja czarne cia}o biafe
skrzyd}a. Samiczki k}ada pc pare
set jaj W ziemie, i Mode wylegaja
sic W czerwcu, lipcu lub sierpniu.
Czasem W jesieni drugi lag sic po-
jawia.
Mszyce 50 ma straszniejsza pla.
ga, jaka W tel czesci Ameryki mo-
re nawiedzit farmera. w roku
1864 dolina rzeki Mississippi CRU
DO pokryta by}a temi baczkami,
ktdre pustoszy}y }any, ma wiecej
pszeniczne i jeczmienne. Szkode,
jaka one w6wczas wyrzadzi}y, sza-
cowano ma 100 milionow dolarow.
Poniewaz dotad wvjatkowo tyl-
ko s~postrzezono chinch6ugse W
kornie, kt6ry z~awszesieje sic ma
wiosne, wiec przypuszczaj aa, re pla-
ga ia nawiedza tylko pola, upra-
wiane ma zime. o mas "a rzeka
znajduje sic pole, do po}owy upra-
wione ma wiosne a do po}owy W
zimie. Gdzie 6rka by4a zimowa,
tam dis chinchbugsoao az strach,
gdzie zas byla %wiosenna, tam ME
masz ami jednego.
Bal, i to jaknajlepiej sic a
powiadajacy, urzadza Legion Polski
W sobote, 80 lipca, W Hall PAM
Strehlow. - Oh beda tam wywijaG
mlode panny i wd6wki = oj be
dziemy popijat - ogieh krzesat
z podk6wki! = Spiewaja juz dzi-
siaj dziarscy gospodarze tego ba-
lu.
Sedziia AUen skaza} Antoniego
Frommes, ktory porwa} siekiery
ma kolektora przewozowego p.
Wincentego Lorbieckiego, ME
chcac zap}acid "a przeprawe,
ma zap}acenie kosztow W kwocie
$5.75.
Fyrma Hargesheimer 4 Beck
rozwiaza}a sic ma mocy wzajemne-
go ujednania. Pan G. G. Beck be-
die prowadzif ten interes dalej
ma w4asny rachunek.
Myn Portera podwyzszony
zosta} 0 jedno pietro
Mieszczesne acypadki zasz}y W
Winonie W ciagu przesz}ego tygo-
dnia nastepujace: C%zteroletni sy-
mex robotnika Wojciecha Bursztyh-
skiego ma smierc %przejechany 70
sta} przez ciezka fure z drzewem.
- w heblarni Bchrotha i Ahren-
sa urzne}a pi}a Is letniemu Mike
4ajowi Wozniakowi palec. Czech,
kt6remu pi}a W tartaku Winoua
Lumber Co. %urzne}a 8 palce, ma
zywa sic kar6l Chupita.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28
Zawiadomienie.
Szanowne Rodaczki!

Cd pewnego czasu pomie-
dry niektoremi rodaczkami
powstafa mysl zafolenia iowa
rzystwa Polek W Jersey City.
= Celem towarzystwa ma
bye: a. wzajemna pomoc W
czasie choroby, b. wzajemne
przestrzeganie moralno5ci, c.
podtrzymywanie solidarnosci
narodowej, d. wzajemne ksztaf-
Genie sic przez mowy, odczy-
ty, spiewy.
Rodaczki!
zwracamy sic pc Was =
robimy poczatek = cd Was
zalezy poprzec nasze usifowa-
MIA. Gas poka3e, czy gfos
nasz bedzie gfosem %wofajace-
go ma puszczy. Ably da6 VAN
sposobnosc do odpowied7enia
ma to nasze zawiadomienie,
zamierzamy zwofaG ogolne
zgromadzenie Polek w Jersey
City, Ma ktore zapraszamy
ma sobote dnia % Lipca 1887
r. o godzinie 8mej wieczorem
W lokalu Gymnasium Turn
Verein' 259 First st. Jersey
City.
Tuszac sob;e, 10 slow kill
ka nieprzebrzmi bez echa, "a
syfamy serdeczne pozdrowie.
ME.
Komitet
Augustyna Kamienska.
Maria Bakowska.
Jozefa Twardowska.
NIB. Pc posiedzeniu beda tan
ce, spiewy i d%eklamacye po-
dug programu.
3 3 ; = , 3
DRUkAkNIA WIARUNA
poszukuje
akcsnt6w pokkich
do pisma nonparelowego
lold Style !.
Kto by wskazaf nam adres
lejarni, z kt6rej moinaby je spro.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28
TAME Grunta
w WHINE. MINN.

Nam ma sprzeda2 PAS a.
krow gruntu pc nieboszczyku
Klupie w Genie pc $3.50 "a
akier, a K%ompania JUL dzisiaj
zada pc $S.00i to W okolicy,
daleko pofo3one) cd polskiej
osady.
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raz czyste hipoteki warranty
-Deeds], jezeli zaS z CORY
wszystko zapfaca = W przeci-
wynn razie dale sic kontrakt
z kredytem stosownie do
wplaconej sunny.
Nam tak3e ma sprzeda1 W
miescie Whine 50 Lofty pc dol.
100 jedna.
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[Pefnomocnik PAM T.. E.
Klupp.]
~ Mona sic take zg}osic do
Hieronima Derdowskiego,1 reda.
ktora ,Wiarusa." @
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28
Brxeki Baltimorskte.

Brzeki ~Baltimerskte.
Sill cd piracy
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